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A Roman slave, identified by the tablet he wears
around his neck, shows the family a basin with a base
made in the form of the sea monster Scylla. The basin
in the painting references an ancient basin (labrum)
that was mounted onto a modern base similar to the
one in the painting. Alma-Tadema included detailed
references to Greek and Roman antiquities in many
of his works of art. His paintings of domestic life set
in ancient Rome appealed to the nineteenth-century
public’s infatuation with Greek and Roman culture
that was fueled by the rediscovery and excavations
of Pompeii and Herculaneum.
Alma-Tadema made many trips to the excavation
sites to satisfy his curiosity...
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Sea Shell Villa, Peljesac Peninsula
